Go further than ever with active optical AV cables
By using optical fibres for the big-bandwidth video link, these cables are longer and more reliable than their copper-only counterparts. With 48Gbps of bandwidth, you can enjoy 8K video, audio, HDR and other HDMI 2.1 features when connecting a USB-C video source to a regular HDMI display or sink.
Immunity to outside interference means a more reliable signal, free from flickers and drop-outs regardless of the electronic environment they're installed in. That makes them perfect in critical applications for office, gaming and even light commercial use where a solid signal is needed and other cables won't reach.
Compatible in all the same places regular copper options go, this product will link your USB-C video source (eg: laptop or smartphone) to a standard HDMI display (eg: monitor, tv, projector, video distribution hub) and provide up to 8K60 resolution alongside multi-channel audio and all other available HDMI 2.1 features like HDR and DSC.
Cable Chick Tip: Always test directional cables before permanent installation to ensure correct operation.
20m USB Type-C to HDMI AOC Features:
- 5-Year Cable Chick Warranty
- 20m USB Type-C Cable to HDMI Active Optical Cable
- 48 Gbps Total Bandwidth with HDMI 2.1 spec
- Supports 8K60, 5K60, 4K120, 1080p240 and more
- Display Stream Compression (DSC) compatible
- Supports audio, HDR, HDR10, HDR10+, DSC and more
- Optical Fibre carriers for Video and Audio data
- Suitable for Smartphones, Laptops, and other USB-C Video sources
- No Drivers, No External Power required
- Colour: Black jacket with Grey plugs
Note: Active Optical cables are more fragile than copper-only options. For tight bends, we suggest high quality right-angle HDMI adapters and/or right-angle USBC adapters.
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